f AOE roun ! ' EYES Ueencee for Numounti Full-vue Frames, The Newest In Eye-Wear yOn Friday evening Mrs. James .and Mrs. Sarglnson were co-hostesses at the home of the former at a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Eva Chandler, bride-elect of this month. . 'Many lovely and use"ful gifts WOMEN'S SURPLUS STOCK STORE Selling Out To The Bare Walls Look at These Bargains ! ! EYES Expert Optical Service, Watch, Clock, Jewclcry Repairing, Hand Engraving CHAS DODIMEAD Optometrist in Charge Thone 261 for Appointment Max Heilbroner JEWELER DIAMOND MERCHANT Visit Our Basement Store for Fine China, Glassware and Novelties Cb PLJl- were presented in an attractively iVliss Lva tnandler i decorated gift box. Shower Honoree Assisting the hostesses in serv ing was Miss Myrtle Oerow. Invited guests included Mes-dames Chandler, Lineham, Burke, Young, McLeod, McNeill and Misses DuPlain, Thomas, Gerow, Crox-i ford and Robertson. Prize-winners were Mrs. Leod and Mrs. Burke. ALL SALES FINAL NO EXCHANGES $2 to $4 Millinery fot$BfK Values to 75c on Our 9c and 29c Tables RUPERT MENS STORE SALE OF WOMENS WEAR SURPLUS 210 SIXTH STREET Between 2nd and 3rd Avenues Next to Rupert Mens and Boys Store Mc $25 Fur-Trimmed Winter Coats $7.50 Other Fall and Winter Coats $4.95 $4 to $8 Dresses While they last $1 $10 to $25 Fall Dresses :. $4,95 WOMEN'S HOSE 35c a Pair or : ' ; j. . Buy 3 pairs for $1 and; get an Extra pair FREE 3 only, $15 Evening Dresses $7 to $10 Knitted Suits uits K $4.9$ .uvJ('3iii -iit$2i95 VWWWAWAVAV.V.WWAWA1.WrtV,AWWAWVVVS greeting carps thatMtaik BIRTHDAY GREETINGS ANNIVERSARIES (Mild Qaif 0vicLl)uj7U ' ASKTO SEE THEM HEARTHEM COUTT'S Canadian Cards For All Occasions BIRTHDAYS WEDDINGS SHOWERS CONVALESCENT SYMPATHY Beautiful Cards Beautiful Sentiments Come in and see our fine selection, always on Display at Vancouver Big Missouri, .05. Bralorne, 10.25. Cariboo Quartz, 2.00B. Dcritonia, .01A. Fairview, .00 '2. Gold Belt, .20. Hedley Mascot, .46. Mlhto, .01'4. Pacific Nickel, .03A. Pend Oreille, 1.50 B." Pioneer,. 2.30A. Premier, 1.05B. Privateer, .41B. Reeves MacDonald, .25A Renp, .15'3. Relief Arlington, .07&. Salmon Gold, .t)5Y2. Sheep Creek, .96B. Cariboo Hudson, .02 A. , 1 Oils A. P. Con., .10. Calmont, .26. C. & E.,: 1.50B. Hbme.,l.?7B'. , Royal Canadian, ,11 B. Mercury, .04V2B; Prairie. Royalties, .12B. V-l- Toronto-1 iVWi K-. kt.:.S i ft Con. Smelters, 38.00. East Malartic, 3.10. Fernland, .05A. Francoeur, .43. Hard rock, .90. Ooda Lake, .36. Int. Nickel, 39.00. Kerr Addison, 2.65. Little Long Lac, 2.20. McLeod Cockshutt, 2.23. Madsen Red Lake, .44. McKenzie Red Lake, 1.02 Norarida, .57. V2. Moneta, .51. Pickle Crow, 3.00. Preston East Dome, 2.80. San Antonio, 2.05. Sherritt Gordon, .77. Uchl, .45. Bouscadlllac, .02. Mosher, .09 V2. OkUnd, .06V4, Dominion Bridge, 28,. ASSAULTED A.R.P. WAROEN MANCHESTER, Sept 7: (CP) The ronrts courts flnpd fined an an , COST IS SMALL Be sure vou tplehhonp 98 If llvered recularlv at vnur homp or place of business. The price is onlv 50c a month. Va Our Famous Edsun Alberta COAL Bulklcy Valley Coal Nanalmo Wellington Coal Bulkley Valley Wheat and Grain SEEDS and FERTILIZERS PRINCE RUPERT FEED CO. Phone 58 and 553 Tn tmxrr miwa Saturday, Sentv.. . FLAMES LIGHT UP, LONDON SKY FOLLOWING NAZI AIR RAID i-y -zm&. "TOT An air warden (right) wearing helmet, watches as flames light up the sky at London after man air raiders dropped incendiary bombs on the English capital. Picture passed by British .sor and cabled from London, TODAY'S STOCKS (Oourwwy 8. D. Johnston Oo.) IP Waterfront Whiffs Closing of 1940 Halibut Season Late This Month Falling Off in Trolling Is Seen Most important announcement of the past week in 1 fisheries circles was that of the International Fisheries I Commission intimating that, under authority of the con-Jvention between the United States of America and the Dominion of Canada, the International Fisheries Conr I mission has determined upon the date of midnmht, Sen- Lemuel ito cut luat upuil wiuuii Areas 3 and 4 shall be closed to all I halibut fishing. This will terminate all halibut fishing on the Pa-(cific Coast until after the end of the .closed season. Permits for the re tention and landing of halibut taken Incidentally to fishing for other species in any area will become In valid at midnight September 30, .11940. The Omineca Herald records that !"W. O. Fulton came up from Prince Rupert on Friday and spent the the famed Norwegian skating star I week-end at his Lakelse Lake sum-1 In a combined dramatic and com- mer home. Pressure of legal bus-jedy rote in "Every thing Happens iness has held Mr. Fulton at the a' Night," an outstanding Satur-coast most of the holiday season. day night feature at the Capitol The boss Is away earning money so Theatre here. Sonja's well develop-Bill has to stay home and look af- ed acting ability makes her at ter the business. It was alwavs a.'home In the story and. of course I .1 T there Vi nA . . . t . . .ujraiciy wy u. w. raimore was ap 'pointed to the Fishery Commission I instead of W. O. Fulton. Mr. Pat-more was never known to fish while that is the second best thing his .partner Fulton likes." I C. P. R. steamer Princess Ade laide, Capt. William Hughes, ar The Forest. Branch cruiser Lillian ID. Is back In commission, again af- jter a thorough overhaul and clean-lng up at the McLean yard at Seal ICove. The vessel Is spick and span onH In .U.I- i . y '- ,r " i "". une snape ior ner arauous you ,wish the Daily News de- . duties with Ranger Jack Scott inj cnarge. Several hours late, Union steamer Cardena, Capt. John Boden. arriv ed in port at 11 o'clock this morning irom the south, sailing at noon on her return to Vancouver and wav- points. rOLICE "INTERFERENCE" CAWNPORE, India, Sept. 7: (CP) -While playing In a football match here, an athlete was removed from the game by plain clothes policemen and arrested on a charge of murder. It's the cumulative errect of advertising that counts SKATE STAR IN PICTURE Sonja Henle Has New Type Of Role In. 'Everything Happens At Nlffht'?Ct Capitol Thealfe , ' A completely different 'type of picture for Sonja Henle presents are sequences in which she disports herself not only on skates but on sheer, shimmering ski slides. Miss Henle's role Is essentially dramatic but there are also light comedy touches which are Injected as Rav Mill .. jCumirllngs, as two rival newspaper I'cyviu.-ia, reporters, rail iau for jor her ner and ana fleht light .i.veu ui pari at 0 ociock yester- day afternoon from the south and ! Ioi, her lve as well as for one of oaueu ul iu p.m. on ner reiurn to "u UJso'' awiea 01 me aay. Vanrnnvr n rH ntAvnnlnt I As thp rlmitrhfr nt n fm....H I European statesman hiding In During last week's extremely 'Switzerland from enemies who are stormy weather trolling fishing fell I lntent on extinguishing the llgh' off suddenly to a near vanlshlnz ot freedom from Europe. Sonia pnrrlnppr noint and thp run haa nnt uo( r aids her father in rpvpnllntr fv, charged with assaultine a 66-vear- sumed to anv deeree of volume., tne world the sensational lnsld nlrt. nlr rdlrt nrnrrlpn TipVin nrrlni.o4 Prlnr tn tho mrtrlar, Amnntn rf 'StOry Of neW mtematlnn 1 1 (nf plrriio him tn nut. nut a. lltrht. riurlrnr anlthere hart hpon a fnlrltr nnr.A r,,n The Cast also include Mnnrlro t ' T . - " r - - ,J - " "o--- m " .j vuu suiti air raid alarm. .of cohoes. .Moscpvich, Leonid Kinskey, Alan DInehart and Fritz Feld. BAIl HM.I LONDON. rCP)-The Montreal price of bar gold on the London marked was unchaneed tndnv ot M7.54 ppr fine ounce CHIROPRACTORS Stanley W. Col tor., D.C.Ph.C, Wallace Block, Phone 640 C25 3rd. Ave; West I,: -' I At .... .... vcryuung in iNovcltics At 5 Eva's Novelty j i -m MANAGER FOR CITY (Continued from Page One)' ministration, the council dealing only with matters of policy. Delay Suggested When Mr. Gray was called upon. he said he had come expressly to inquire Into the ycal situation In regard to this proposed legislation. He was not sure that it might not be better to wait another year before introducing the legislation.' There were, various federal and provincial reasons why delay might be desirable. He thought things were going on very well in the city and the new system would be largely a change of name. Many cities that had started out with a city manager had changed back to the old ' system. However, the government did not want to run the affairs of the municipality and, If the people here wanted the law, they would try to have It ready in time to be dealt with by the legislature. In any event the city would be con- snltpH hpfnrp It. ua naprt I When it was published that Prince Rupert was likely to have a city manager he had had about twenty applications for the position and not one of them was worth considering. All each wanted was a Job. The minister suggested that the city commissioner could hold monthly meetings to discuss civic, problems. He suggested that the! new manager De given the same powers as the present city commissioner but he would be appointed by the city council Instead of by the government. However, In order to Insure stability, the manager would have the right of appeal to the municipal department at Victoria. After the minister had spoken there was further discussion in which J. J. Little. D. C. McRae, W. TONIGHT nvi O. Fulton. Col Jn !3L 2 Shows, 7:00 and SONJA HEN1E In "Everything Happens at Night With RAY MU.MXD ROBT. GUMMING (At 7:41 and 9;U ADDED Comedy "Scrappily Marritf Sport "Kangaroo Countrf Cartoon "Orphan. Datf Coming Mon. Tue - tl Cary Grant, Rosalind RgnI in ma tilUL FRIDAY Pullen, William R t vJ and Robert MeKn . 1 It being finally h possible, the bill ,-iti: ... Cs ..' . ' LI i .1 lure wie L,f yisiai Ul' that the proposal of ir u to the final authlty n bodied in it. B. C. Furniture Co, New & Used Furniture At Great Reductions 1 Provincial Con t ib. w Ajite of Bella Coola w.i aboard the steamrr t.,rof Jt: through to Vanrfvuv''; w ;iipft oner in nis cnarur1 Constable Alex G, ; been statlonrd on during the past sumt; vinclal police servi ternoon by the Card' turn to Vancouver 1. ! full 6 Reconditioned Kitchen Ranges For coal and w od j&f sucn, manes as.Monarch, McClary and Canada COQ ftft Pride, nd up t?0.)) 2 Reconditiojieci H'ishlng Macjiines flJOO ?A&COnftft In perfect working order; ! iy&&0) p&JM New Furniture 9 2-Tone Enamel Kitchen Ranges For coal and w d m vea An?;: sty1":..: S65.oo 4 Unpainted Chests of Drawers Q t0 cfl 05 In all sizes, from ?0DU QjtbO 4 3-plece Studio Sets Of the very finest patterns ami ;u! latest styles with 2 chairs which have chromiun- QQQ flfl plated arms tJtJJVV 4 3-plece Chesterfield Suites All modern, Rust. QIC flft Argonne Red P ' 0,uv 12 Complete Beds- With high quality spring ami tnie le" nomresscs: $24.00 10 36,00 Phone BLACK 324 THIRD AVENU Next Door to B.C. ClotHen Complete Line of Lumber, Sash and Doors, Cement and Insulating Material ALBERT & McCAFFERY I'HONE 116 'J. H. BULGER Optometrist Eojftl Bans; dig. LTD. PHONE 111 Fresh Local Raw and Pasteurized Milk VALENTIN DAIRY PIIONE 657